Personal development, self-realization, and resilience: These are the themes around which the program of the Alessandro Abadetto Galerie revolves, founded in Italy in 1974 and moved to Berlin in 2021. We introduce the gallery, its concept, and...
Blossoms in transition, blue natural moods, and animals as symbolic figures: In the summer of 2021, the Galerie StadtInsel Havelberg showcased works by the Berlin painters Ria Siegert, Birgit Rakette, and Diana Achtzig under the title...
Joyful fantasy worlds meet a variety of motifs: In 2021, the Degewo Hochhaus Galerie presented the double exhibition "Happy Painting vs. ARTenVielfalt" with paintings by Manuela Weger and Monika Bachmann from the Montagsmalergruppe Biesdorf.
A rabbit growing a leopard skin: In her pop art paintings in acrylic and gold, Diana Achtzig makes personal development visible. In 2021, she exhibited the "Leopard Rabbit in Gold" at the Berlin gallery erstererster.
During the lockdown, Achtzig Galerie Berlin presented a virtual group exhibition from February 5 to March 7, 2021, featuring intercultural guest artists: from Anumus' luminous stories from Africa to abstract photography.
People merge with their pets, identities blur: In the exhibition "Chimeras of Animal and Human in the Time of the Corona Pandemic," Diana Achtzig showcased 28 paper works about the lockdown in 2021 at the Degewo Hochhaus Galerie.
Landscapes, flowers, and holiday motifs in acrylic: From September 23, 2020, to January 13, 2021, Renate Stemmler and Karin Marschke from the Montagsmaler Biesdorf showcased their paintings in the Degewo Hochhaus Galerie.
Gender roles, Viennese color dynamics, and watercolors about the Berlin Wall: At the end of 2020, Achtzig Galerie Berlin showcased online works by the Austrians Sabukoschek and Wagner, the illustrator Friedel, and artists from their program.
